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    Sukhbir Badal Urges Centre to Raise Canada PGWP Issue, Assures Support to Punjab Students

    Sukhbir Singh Badal has appealed to the Centre to raise the issue of reported Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) rejections with the Canadian government, saying hundreds of Punjab students are facing uncertainty.

    Punjab youth dies in tragic road accident in Canada

    A 26-year-old youth from Moga district of Punjab has died in a road accident in Canada.

    Canada Unexpectedly Adds 83,100 Jobs, biggest gain of 2025

    The Canadian economy demonstrated resilience by adding its largest number of jobs in six months, despite prevailing tariff uncertainties, and saw its unemployment rate decline for the first time since January. In June, employment increased by 83,100 jobs, and the unemployment rate dropped by 0.1 percentage points to 6.9%, surpassing even the most optimistic forecasts.

    The Waning Khalistani influence in Canada’s Liberal Politics

     Under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the Liberal Party faced accusations of pandering to Khalistani supporters to secure votes, a strategy critics argued was amplified by the party’s reliance on the NDP, led by Jagmeet Singh, to sustain its minority government.

    Canadian MP Arya punished for ‘closeness’ to India, denied ticket for upcoming election

    The news of his ticket being cancelled to Canada is being linked to his ties with India.

    Trudeau says Trump’s threat to annex Canada ‘real’

    Trudeau made the remarks after delivering an opening address to the summit Friday morning

    Major blow to Trudeau Govt as Dy PM Chrystia Freeland resigns over rift

    She wrote that for some time now, Trudeau and she were not able to agree on decisions. Chrystia has long been considered Trudeau's most influential and loyal minister.

    Representatives of Gurdwara in British Columbia urge shutting down of Indian consulates in Vancouver, Toronto

    Representatives from a Gurdwara in British Columbia, whose president was shot dead in 2023, have stated that their communities will remain unsafe until the Indian consulates in Vancouver and Toronto are closed, as reported by CBC News. This demand follows the recent expulsion of six Indian diplomats, including the high commissioner, by the Canadian government,.

    Canada Government announces two-year cap on international student permits with immediate effect

    Miller said that by imposing the cap, the government is taking action against some small private colleges taking advantage of international students